With the release of the tremendous Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, you’d be forgiven for being even more of a Zelda fanatic than ever before. With great fandom comes great excuses to indulge in some of the best Zelda costumes around. Whether for a party, Halloween or a cosplay convention, these are our picks for the best Zelda costumes around — including Link, Princess Zelda and more weapons then you shake a pointy stick at.

Follow this step by step guide to assembling an easy Harley Quinn from Suicide Squad outfit. Everyone’s favourite psychotic cupcake and delinquet puddin’ was last year’s most popular costume for Halloween, and folk on the internet have been cosplaying Miss Quinn since well, the internet. Whether you’re a fan of DC comics, last year’s Suicide Squad film or you feel that Harley Quinn may be your spirit animal, this is a striking outfit perfect for cosplay, parties and colourful killin’ sprees. So without further adieu here’s our complete guide to a DIY Harley Quinn outfit; just in time for Halloween.

Follow this step by step guide to assembling an easy Negan from the Walking Dead outfit. Fan favourite and definitive Bad Guy Negan is an excellent go-to Halloween costume — the baseball wielding psychopath (with added charisma) is instantly recognisable following the success of AMC’s Walking Dead, and uses clothes that suit both guys and gals. Whether you’re a fan of the comics or the television show, this is a straight forward outfit perfect for cosplay, parties and thwackin’ zombies. So without further adieu here’s our complete guide to a DIY Negan outfit; just in time for Halloween.

Follow this step by step guide to assembling an easy Punisher outfit. The Punisher’s an excellent go-to Halloween costume — the veteran vigilante is instantly recognisable, particularly following his recent dalliances in the Marvel Netflix universe, and it’s a straight forward outfit to get together in a pinch, perfect for cosplay or parties. So without further adieu here’s our complete guide DIY The Punisher; just in time for Halloween.

Follow this step by step guide to assembling an easy Chell from Portal 2 outfit. The silent protagonist of the Portal games, she is put through a series of tests by evil robot GLadOS, who is hell-bent on murdering her. An easy to put together costume that comes with an extra helping of Valve fandom, it’s perfect for cosplay, parties and the revelation of difficult cake based truths. So without further adieu here’s our complete guide to a DIY Chell from Portal outfit — just in time for Halloween.

Follow this step by step guide to assembling an easy Star Lord from the Guardians of the Galaxy costume. Human-Alien hybrid Peter Quill is the hero in the hugely successful Guardians film and comic franchise. Whether you’re a fan of Marvel comics, the Guardians movies or you just reckon Star Lord is too cool a name to pass up, this is a striking outfit perfect for cosplay, parties and intergalactic bounty hunts. So, without further adieu here’s our complete guide to a DIY Star Lord outfit — just in time for Halloween.

Just in time for the descent of Halloween and spooky times all round, you can grab this Nightmare on Elm Street blu-ray box set for £12.99, saving £37 on the full price. Featuring the original seven nightmares, and a remastered version of the first, it’s the perfect time to reacquaint yourself with the cult horror franchise. Whether you’re an 80s movie fan, culture vulture or horror aficionado — switch out the lights and settle in for the night with Freddy (try not to doze off, obviously).

Oxenfree takes the best parts of 80s nostalgia, removes the bits you’d really rather forget about the actual 80s and injects a big dose of supernatural horror. The end result is a 2D platforming horror game that evokes a feeling that’s somewhere between older Spielberg movies and Stranger Things. It’s on sale at the moment on PC, for £3.89 / $4.99.

Halloween is here once again, which means it’s appropriate to deck our halls with orange and green at the same time, eat copious amounts of candy and, of course, scare ourselves silly with some of the freakiest horror games around. With that in mind, we’ve gone ahead and put together a list of the 13 best horror games you can pick up and play this Halloween. Let’s begin…

As part of its Shocktober sale, Microsoft is offering up the ability to download a few selected albums from as little as 31p. This includes artists like Rob Zombie, Megadeth, Slayer, Slipknot, Marilyn Manson and John Carpenter. There’s the full list of what’s on offer in this post.

Open-world zombie kill ’em up, Dying Light, is down to $14.99 as a Steam download when you buy through GameStop US’s website at the moment. With a host of add-ons and a ton of stuff to collect, not to mention thousands of zombies to murder in inventive ways, Dying Light will keep you occupied for a while.

Indie horror hit Layers of Fear is 55% off right now at Green Man Gaming, as part of the sites current Halloween sale offering. A game in the same vein as something like Amnesia or Outlast, Layers of Fear has a setting creepy enough to make your skin crawl and enough story to keep you satisfied. Now, you’ll get all that for £6.79 / $8.29.

Night vision is scary. It’s as simple as that. The movie REC did this, Silence of the Lambs did this, Blair Witch Project knew this, and so on. Despite it being a bit of a horror trope, 2013’s Outlast used night vision to perfection to create an intensely uncomfortable game absolutely worth playing. You can grab it and its DLC add-on together for £5 / $6.25 right now on Xbox One.

There’s a lot of stuff you could spend four bucks on but with Halloween almost here, you may want to think about having a horror movie marathon. If you were planning your own fright night, Best Buy is selling Blu-ray copies of The Cabin in the Woods for only $3.99 and it’ll arrive in time for Devil’s Night.

Even Green Man Gaming is getting into the spirit of the season of the witch. The site’s Halloween sale is live and features discounts across a wide range of horror or otherwise spook-related PC games, all divided up into categories. Perhaps you like Classic horror, or maybe a Gorefest is more your thing? Straight up Nightmare Fuel is there too.